If a 5-month-old kitten is pregnant, you can consider terminating the pregnancy or continuing the pregnancy. If the kitten has related abnormal symptoms, such as abnormal eating, severe loss of appetite, large amounts of secretions from the vaginal opening, fever, etc., it needs to be taken to the pet hospital for further examination and treatment in time to avoid threatening the kitten's life.

If the kitten has no abnormal symptoms and eats normally, If there is no secretion from the vaginal opening, the kitten can continue to be pregnant and give birth after the fetus is mature. However, a 5-month-old kitten is prone to symptoms of dystocia during normal delivery. If the kitten has inconspicuous uterine contractions and the fetus cannot be delivered, it needs to be taken to a pet hospital for a caesarean section in time.